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THANKSGIVING Football EDITION TheDAVIMPSONIAN EXTRA FOR A BETTER DAVIDSON

Vol. XI ,DAVIDSON,N.C,NOVEMBER 29,1923 No.11 Wildcat Mentor Names Mythical Eleven Wildcats End Twenty-Seventh Season Coach Younger Selects Honor Roll of On Gridiron In Trinity Battle Today Gridiron Stars From Carolina Teams !"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" Forest, Wildcats Win Three and Lose Six j DAVIDSON 1923 RECORD j j TRINITY 1923 RECORD j Five Carolina, Two Wake Games This Season — Coach " " " Two State Men and One Each Younger's " " From and Trinity Make First Season Success- Davidson 19 Eton 0 Davidson { Trinity 68 Guilford 0 Z Up Selection ful Despite Handicaps In Lack { Davidson P. 0 Z .? C. " I Trinity Randolph-M.. o " of Linesmen i Davidson 0 V. P. I. 7 54 Trinity (i Carolina Z F.ighl years ago. away back in 1915. Monk { Davidson 7 Citadel 0 Z J 14 The game with Trinity Blue Devils this " Trinity o Win. & Mary.-'i Younger, a at Davidson, play- the i Davidson o \V. Forest (> J then Freshman afternoon closes the Wildcat's 27th year on- J Trinity o Virginia " ing bis first year of college football, was a S Davidson o Furman 30 Z J 33 the gridiron. During this quarter of a cen- " Trinity ,w Klon o " unanimous choice tor an end position on the " Davidson 6 N. C. State ._i-' tury the Wildcats have made a name for J J Trinity 20 Newberry 14 Z mythical All-State eleven. The next year he S Davidson 0 Clemson 12 Z I themsclves all overthe South for clean sports- " I...... ,,...... : left the slate and went In V. I'. I., but lie will Davidson 3 Carolina 14 manship and dogged determination to win. " "J always be renirinbeivil Hs one of the llUMt While there have been more successful aggressive ends ever seen in . seasons in Davidson history, the Wildcat First Year Men Outscore After a lapse of light years. Monk has re- team of 1923 lias lived up to the traditions CoachingTrioContributes Opponents turned to Ninth Carolina football circles as of former years in every way. During Season Head Conch of the Davidson Wilcats and has Under a new ToHonor of OldDavidson injected into the Wildcats that same aggres- coaching regime, the Wild- Drop But Two Games— cats have won three games against Freshmen sive spirit which Hindu him such a power on and lust 6 Promising For Next representative teams of the Carolines and Material tin- gridiron, Conch Monk has seen every ATHLETIC DIRECTORS WIN Varsity Outfit 1 Virginia. In only one game has the Rcd- PLACE IN EN- Year's football learn in the stale in action on more HEARTS OF llian <0it* occasion this fall, and in selecting jerseyed eleven been snowed under. Furman TIRE STUDENT BODY The second Freshman football team in Da- i romped home with a 30-0 victory. vidson's history, under Coach C. W. Kawson. Ihis All-Stale eleven lor (he Davidsollinn he Ihas chosen a well balanced organization of Lack of weight, as has been always the HEADCOACH YOUNGER a star in three major spoils from Georgia Younger, stars; capable every case, is the chief difficulty which Coach Coaches Tilson and Raw- University, rolled up a total of 6fi points brilliant one of form of Up attack, combining strong has faced at Davidson. The team this year son Make the Dividson Wild- against 47 in six games. In only two games and with it- attack a lot) cat Coaching Staff— defense. averages slightly over pounds when in A— Redoubt- ThanksgivingScrap did the Yearlings fail to put the oval across They Closes ( hi 1; Younger has shape. Injuries during the season have able Trio Are Fighting the line ami one of these ended in a 0-0 the let! win Coach last selected Captain Casey of Carolina brought the average below this mark in sev- Wildcats All! lie. With a comparatively small number of Morris Season For the Wildcats ability, on eral games. candidate!) from which to pick Coach Raw- mi account of his sill round both Against Carolina, the Wildcats William Lee Younger, known on the offense and defense. Morris is a brilliant presented Monk, son put out a working machine that looked averaged campus as has trained the Wildcat Teams Evenly Matched When They , receiver of forward passes, a man who is a line which slightly over 155 eleven, jwell throughout the whole season. The two with the same aggressiveness and Meet On Wearn Field For bald to gel around; and one who is capable of pounds from end to end, yet the Wildcat games lost were against heavy odds but the skill which won him a most enviable record Turkey-Day Class'c handling any man placed against him. spirit asserted itself and the Tar Heels had team came back anil the true Davidson spirit in his college days. On flank is Captain 'Lias to fight for their 14-3 victory. overwhelmed Oak Uidge in the last game, the other Faison defensive play has stood In spite of this handicap Coach Monk has He was born in Lynchlnng. Vir- The Wildcat-Blue Devil dash here today ending the season the winning side of the of Davidson whose ginia, where he received out in every game of the season. 'Lias is done wonders with his material. The center his earliest marks tin second gridiron clash between the ledger. training. He especially gocxl at boxing in the opposing who played the whole game against Carolina then went to Fishburnc two teams. Last year the Methodists won The first game was played against the! Military Academy, ,tackle anil many a play has gained around his tipped the beam at 145 pounds, but he has He came to Dav 12-0. Comparative scores this year show Charlotte Ilighs in which'lite Fresh got off ' in 1915, and here his college ''lid on account of his ability to lake his man been developed into a good linesman. idson athletic- ,that the teams are evenly matched. lo a 6 (1 win hut failed to show much career began in a blaze glory. out of the play. With Ibis pair of ends the In early season, of In his Both have had mediocre seasons and the jstrength. A long pass toward the end of the Wildcat supporters were Freshman year end, flanks are well guarded and a good passing Monk was All-State igame this afternoon decides which will land struggle gave the winning points and kept disappointedin the showing of Jim Hendrix Pagano thj guard on Red and Black quint, among liig game attack is assured. Captain of but against the Tar Heels played a won- Iin the cellar the Five of North the in the will column. Jim second baseman on the team, and Wake Forest eleven is another end whose derful game and looks good for year's ICarolina football. For this reason the game Furman sent her One Year Olds lo Rich- next high jumper on the track work has shown up well this year. eleven. team. He holds will be fiercely fought. One or the other ardson Field for the season's only game on the honor of being the only Mclvcr of Carolina is the lust hel for left During athlete who ever will be pushed into the cellar. the home lot and though outplayed by the the season Wells has developed into succeeded in winning tackle. He has weight; is hard to unbalance. spectacular a letter in four edge dope. They Davidson yearlings, managed to knot (he a back. He his only played in Trinity has the in have and is an adept at breaking through the line branches of sports at Davidson. at A later decision recalled the two college games but in both he has starred. the fastest hack field in the state, admittedly, count 0-0. Mid smearing plays. In the Davidson game Monk, went back to V. P. I. in 1916 and safety in the last momenta of the game, The 1923 season opened with a 19-0 de- and a line which is well able to hold. made ( page there made a record that was very gave a f Continued on 7 t (Continued page 5) note- On the oilier hand, there has been a change which ruled on the field furman two- on worthy. When the call to colors summoned of coaches at the Durham institution and point victory. Sapp's headwork saved the Monk, joined Virginia he the University of this is a handicap to any team. Coach Alex- day al the crucial time.. Ambulance Unit and saw 17 mouths of serv- ander (W. & J.) is now in charge and will Rock Hill witnessed the second Wildcat ice over seas. On his return he became Ath- lead the Blue Devils to Charlotte. victory on October 18. when Davidson Fresh letic Director at Hampden-Sidney College. put touchdowns over by a pass and re- Coach Younger's team made a great show- two The next year Monk was called V. P. I. showed a to ing against Carolina and his men have had covered fumbled punt. P. C. where Tech made wonderful records, as fight was a day Trinity played Newberry plucky in the last half but inferior result of his efforts. a 12 rest while Saturday. both on defense and offense. Coming to Davidson with such a record, The first loss of the season came to N. C. Wildcat injuries are plentiful. Hendrix. Coach Monk started things going and the at Pinchurst on November 1st. Summers, Laird,Baker, State Wildcat varsity has scrapped like true Wild- and Fields arc not in Though outweighed 15 pounds to the man. the best of condition after their injuries of cats. Among the many things which go to the Wildkittens put up much the better game, the past two weeks. make his workhere at Davidson such a suc- being scored on when the Fresh from State cess, is the fact that he has won the support Wells is the man on whom Wildcat hope-, fumbled ten yards from the goal line and of the student body. will be largely centered. This back has fell on the hall for a touchdown as it rolled Coach Monk is counted as one of the most shown exceptional offensive ability and Da- over the line. popular men in the entire college. (Continued on page 2) A couple of weeks later,saw the Palmetto Coach S. D. Tilson, Younger's right hand University Fresh romp away to a 40-14 win. man, began his football career at V. P. I. j too many subs of the class A variety proved He came to V. P. I. from Texas, and al- "\ COACH MONK'S PICK " '.he downfall of the Davidson lads, who put though football was an entirely new thing * up a stiff battle in the face of long runs to him. it fascinated him from the start, so, "3 Morris Carolina L. E. " from intercepted passes and costly breaks. he reported for practice. His size and Melver Carolina L. T. The better team won but could not hold in ; strength and fighting spirit lead him to suc- ". Poindexter..Carolina L.G. I the offense of the Presbyterians. cess. He was All-Southern tackle for three Bostian N. C. State Center ;* The entire team was going wild against years, and last year his name won a promi- { Simpson Trinity R. G. Oak Ridge in the closing game at Statesville. nent place on the All-Southern and All- J Moran W. Forest R. T. ;Line plays and end runs worked to perfec- South-Atlantic honor rolls. "S Faison Davidson R. E. Ition and an early lead of three touchdowns Coach Tilson has without doubt proved McDonald...Carolina Q. B. J in the first half was increased to 34 points himself to be one of the best line coaches to, I Bonner Carolina L. H. S at the close of a game in which Oak Ridge be found in the South. { Rackley W. Forest R. H. J could do little with the Wildkittens' defense. Coach C. W. Rawson, of Athens, Ga., a S Johnston N. C. State F.B. I Davidson Fresh 6, Charlotte High 0. LINE COACH TILSON (Continued on page 4) (Continued from page 3) FRESHMAN COACH RAWSON Make the Blue Devils Feel Blue 2 THE DAVIDSONIAN,NOVEMBER 29,1923 Big Guns in the Ranks of the Wildcat Foe

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McDONALD, Quarterback BONNER,Halfback CAPTAIN BOSTIAN, Center | CAPT. MORRIS, Carolina N. C. State CASEY End Carolina N.C State Monk has played his last season in a blue Carolina season, best uniform. Carolina willmiss him next This versatile back, whose line plunging As an all-round end Casey has no peer The halfback in the state, is Coach Bostian is the outstanding player in the as his in generalship has been largely responsi- ability and speed have featured the attack the state. He plays a consistent game mil Monk's verdicton this Tar Heel flash. Rab- state line. He is an accurate passer and a bit, ble formany Tar Heel victories. There is no of the Wolfpack this year made a wonderful the time and has contributedlargely to as sub last year got his real chance this strongplayer on the younger ;;, Caro- defense.Coach qiRslkM ilte minds of football critics that showing against"Davidson. Monk Younger lina's second consecutive championship. KMon and has lived up to hisname. He is picks him to fill the pivot position on his state McDonald is still the best caller of signals selects him as fullback on his All-StateI For two years he has themainstay of theCarolinaoffense. All-State selection. in been accorded a place the state. Pick. | on the All-State team. THE DAVIDSONIAN, NOVEMBER 29,1923 3

■PUpa :" COACHES : " The coach is the man who moulds ! K " a football team, physically and men- J '~1h 11 " tally, and keeps up its morale so that S J " it may have the best chance to win. J " Too often, a coach is blamed for a J " losing season when the fault lies in S some factors over which he has no { ' |control. The fault may lie in the S J player who is unable to learn the sig- J ; " nals;in the lack of adequatematerial Z i } from which to build a winning— team; J " or in the support it deserves but, the ! J coach gets the blame. J " Weight " is not everything in football. J " Brains are necessary; and it is the Z " business of the coach to develop foot- J ball brains in ini'ii of physical perfec- "S "J tion. * " (In this page are the pictures of live " " coaches of the Carolinas. All these * have been successful in their games " J with the Wildcats this year. Z They have proved successful and "Z j have succeeded in moulding good * " teams. Xot only to the players but J" to them belong! tbe credit lor the sea- J son's success. Z J It is not the man who makes the *J " winning score alone, who wins a game, { but the coaches who have trained that J, COACH BILL FETZER " man to the edge of physical and mental Z COACH BOB FETZER Carolina ASST.COACHHARTMAN perfection which make it possible for coached, ' i J Wherever lie has Bill Fctzer has N.C. State " him to star. Z COACH HARRY HARTSELL Carolina made a 1 wonderful record. His stay at Da- Coach Herbert Hartman has been Harry N. C. State liuli FcUer, athletic director at the Uni- vidson comprises the golden """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""a t nicukjrii! completing days of her foot- Hartsell's right hand man during tbe past The Technicians his. versity has built up a himself. ball career. fine record for At Carolina he has been vic- season. The Wolfpack's strong defense is third year as coach of the Kalcighinstitution. Huh like his brother Hill is a Davidson torious Virginia over for the past two sea- due largely to his coaching. During that lime the Wolfpack has beaten alumnus and former coach. Under Coach sons University once, which means that both seasons have the anil lost two close strug- tin.' athletic policies Carolina arc been l'Vlzer at a success. glcs. broadening and the new gymnasium marks a bin forward step toward athletics lor the majority. l^lV Hfe\

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COACH BILLYLAVAL Furman Coach Laval,is one of the wonder coaches of the South. Although he has never played football lie is an exceptionally keen student of football and has wonderful success as WILLIAMS, Fullback WERTZ, Center Furnian coach. This year bis team beat the Gemson Clemson Wildcats for the fourth straight year. Fast and heavy, this Tiger fullback has The work of Wcrtz in the Clemson-Da- Been hitting a fast stride this year. His work vidson fracas was worthy of note. His work- in the South Carolina and Davidson games A. BROWN, End in backing up the line was of an especially defensively was worthy of note. Elon Ihigh order. Brown has starred for the Christians this season and his work on the receiving end of " j WHY IBELIEVE IN j forward passes has stood out conspicuously. : SPORT MAKES BID FOR : FOOTBALL : BRAXTON,Center " PEACE AWARD : " By Dr. John M. Thomas * President of the Pennsylvania Z Elon " — S " (Special Sporting Life) Z ; State College is largely responsible for her " — World) Eton's line (Special From Athletic Z' showing this season and Braxton " friendly " " it " successful The first relations be- 1 believe in football because * is the heart of the line. Against Davidson J tween Jugo-Slavia ami Bulgaria { fixes in e,very student the spirit of " "Z " lie showedup to advantage. ! since 1015 happened on August loth Z light and the will to win. It is all "i with the visit of the Nisli football J S" a mistake to say that the men on "Z * team to Sofia. A precedent in the Z tin- bleachers get no benefit. They athletic relations the " benefit in j£$s w,iHi& I" between J receive incalculable the "S if Balkan countries was set by Bui- " " spirit that surges through them in Z garia recently in the successful J Z support of the team— the spirit of { " visit Rumanian football I " irresistible at- " of the determination and " "Z team. Tricoulour, to Sofia, and "J !" tack. . " " there >vill be a return visit of the 1 believe in football because it Bulgarian team to Bucharest, Z Ifuses the college into a unity. Be- "'. " Recently the first country club " I fore the first big home game cacb "S and baseball grounds were cstab- "Z S year, the college is only a mass of "Z lished by Americans in the Balkan " individuals, but with the long yell ' JACKSON,Guard S States, the seat of European strife, Z S that greets the team for its first and Socialist Resistance " " big fight, a new and living entity Clemson 1 J the *J Z League, of Yucatan, lias imported *Z "J conns into being. In the game the " This Tiger forward only weighs 192 J 250 American baseball outfits and soul of tbe college is awakened pounds and on the gridiron he brings every S translated and printed the baseball "Z "S anew, and he is no man at all into "Z ounce of his weight into play. The result is J rules in the native language, while whose heart the thrills of the con- " evident. Z they have dispatched a physical di- "I "I test do not send currents of devo- " J rector to the United States to tion and loyalty which will How FIRST YEAR MEN Z qualify himself to supervise base- S "{ till bis heart no longer beats. I FINKLEA,End 1 ball instruction in Yucatan. " RANDOLPH, Fullback For these reasons, Ibelieve in J * — "J Clemson (Continued from page 1) IS At last there seems to be an Carolina "Z footbail- especially football led by Davidson Fresh 0, Furman Fresh 0. { awakening to the fact that clean, ; Goat is the Carolina secondary defense. * big hearted men, hard, clean, *J Finklca guards one of the Tiger's Banks S wholesome sport competition may strictly by the rules, and with ■ Davidson Fresh 12, P.C Fresh 0.«. i"|He has weight and in addition an unerring j" and is a power both on offense and defense. Davidson Fresh 0, N. C. State Fresh 7. "J prove the most potent factor in accuracy in tackling which makes him a dif- every ounce in the fight to the last "J The pass on which he scored Clemson's DavidsonFresh 14, S.C. Fresh 40. " establishing a universal peace. S ficult man to elude. Injuries have handi- Iwhistle. touchdown against the Gamecocks wasoneof Davidson Fresh 34, Oak Ridge 0. S capped him this season. the prettiest scoring plays seen this year. 4 THEDAVIDSONIAN, NOVEMBER 29,1923

THE WILDCAT GRID RECORD THE WILDCATGRID RECORD Year. Time. Place. Opponet. Score. D.C. Year. Time. Place. Opponet. Score. D.C. 1897 Charlotte U. of N. C 10 0 Wake Forest 0 9 Charlotte U. of S. C. 0 6 eptk U. S. C 0 10 U. of Ala 16 6 Total 10 6 1898— Nov. 5 Charlotte U. of N. C. 11 0 Total 29 156 Nov. 24 Charlotte U. of S. C. 0 6 1912— Sep. 21 Westminister — — Oct. 5 U. of N. C. 13 0 Total 11 6 Oct. 18 Mt. Pleasant .. 1899— Oct. 14 Rock Hill Clemson 10 0 Oct. 26 N. C. State 6 0 Oct. 21 Charlotte U. of N. C. 10 0 c / Nov. 2 Lexington W. & L, Nov. 10 Davidson Oak Ridge 6 2 Nov. 23 Stetson "... .. Nov. 17 Charlotte N. C. State „ 0 0 Nov. 28 Charlotte .. Wake Forest 7 ■ 13 Nov. 29 Charlotte _.U. of S. C 0 5 it RECORDS 1913— Oct. 4 Clemson Clemson 6 3 Oct. 11 Greensboro. U. N. C. 7 0 Total 26 7 Athletic records at Davidson Oct. 18 Raleigh K. C. State

- ■ 1900— Oct. 10 Clemson Clemson 64 0 have been kept with little care in Oct. 25 Knoxville .. -Tennessee 9 0 Oct. 16 Davidson Guilford — 0 16 the past, so the record which fol- Nov. 1 Davidson Newberry 0 32 Nov. 12 Charlotte N. C. State 0 17 lows ha* many breaks. Itseems to Nov. 15 Davidson U. S. C. 10 0 Nov. 22 Charlotte U. of S. C 0 5 I have been the custom after an un- Nov. 27 Charlotte Wake Forest 0 6 Nov. 29 Augusta Ga. Tech 6 38 successful or mediocre season, to 1914— Sep. 26 Davidson Piedmont 0 116 omit the scores and merely state Oct. 3 Davidson Clemson 0 0 Total 70 76 whether the games were won or Oct. 10 Davidson Newberry 6 22 1901— Oct. 4 Davidson Guilford 0 24 lost, and in some cases the vic- Oct. 17 Spartanburg Wofford - 6 81 Oct. 19 Davidson N, C. M. A. 0 23 tories and defeats are unavailable. Oct. 24 Charlotte Citadel 0 16 Oct. 26 Charlotte U. of N. C. .. 6 0 : Because of this fact and the failure Oct. 31 Winston U. N. C. 16 3 Oct. 30 Columbia U. of S. C. 5 12 to keep a record, some of the Nov. 14 Columbia U. S. C. 7 13 Nov. 16 Athens __U. of Ga 6 16 scores in the years 1923, 1905, 1912, Nov. 26 Charlotte Wake Forest 6 7 Nov. 28 Raleigh . N. C, State 27 6 and 1913 are missing. Any infor- mation which alumni can give in Total 41 258 Total 44 81 regard to the missing games, and 1915— Sep. 25 Lexington W, & L. 14 0 1902— Oct. 1 Davidson Oak Ridge 5 28 : any corrections in the scores as Oct. 2 Clemson Clemson 6 6 tabulated, Oct. 10 Davidson i Furman 6 0 will be greatly apprecia- Oct. 9 Atlanta Ga. Tech 21 7 Oct. 18 Charlotte U. of N. C. 27 0 ted. Please address all communica- Oct. 16 Davidson Wofford — - 0 45 Oct. 18 Davidson Bingham 6 16 | tions to C. M. S. Mcllwaine, Box Oct. 23 Winston Roanoke 0 13 Nov. 1 Charlottesvillc U. of Va. 34 0 I 263, Davidson, N. C. Nov. 6 Davidson Furman 13 58 Nov. 13 Atlanta Ga. Tech 5 7 Nov. 13 Winston U. N. C - 41 6 Nov. 17 Athens U. of Ga. 27 0 Nov. 25 Charlotte Wake Forest 7 21 Nov. 21 Greensboro N. C. State 0 5 COACHING TRIO Nov. 22 Guilford Guilford 0 0 Total - - 102 156 (Continued from page 1) 1916— Sep. 30 Charlottesvillc U. of Va. — 14 0 Total : 110 56 Igraduate of the University of Georgia, has Oct. 7 Charlotte N. C. State 0 0 1903— Oct. 8 Charlottesville U. of Va. 30 0 Oct. 9 0 madeithard forany team todefeat the Fresh 14 Atlanta Ga. Tech Nov. 21 Ridge Davidson Oak eleven, and he has made it possihle for the Oct. 21 Davidson Citadel 7 7 Nov. 21 Blacksburg V. P. I. 36 0 Oct. 28 Roanoke Roanoke 0 20 |eleven to win for Davidson. Nov. 21 Columbia U. S. C 0 Nov. 4 Greenville Iturmau 14 46 only Furman, W. & L, V. M. I., and Guilford cancelled. Coach Rawsotl is not an athlete him- Nov. 11 Winston U. N. C. 10 6 self, producer. a 1904— Sep. 28 Davidson Mutes 0 28 but he is a He was letter Nov. 18 Spartanburg Wofford — 0 34 Georgia Oct. 8 Charlotte U. N. C. 0 0 man at in baseball and basket ball Nov. 30 Charlotte Clemson 0 33 Oct. 15 Davidson Bingham 0 17 jfor four years,.was picked on the All South- years Oct. 21 Davidson Guilford 0 ern inbasketball for four andin base- Total 54 162 5 During war he Nov. 4 Lexington, Va. V. M. I. 6 0 ball for two years. the 1917— Sep. 29 Annapolis Navy 27 6 played Camp football team, Nov. 11 Columbia S. C. 0 6 on the Hancock Oct. 5 Raleigh N. C. State 7 3 along Howard Nov. 13 Hartsville, S. C J...W. N. H. S. 0 23 playing the backfield with Oct. 13 Atlanta Ga. Tech 32 10 Berry, half-back. He Nov. 24 Winston-Salem Guilford 6 32 the All-American Oct. 20 Blackburg V. P. I. — 13 C, Military Acad- 7 ft coached G. M. Riverside Oct. 27 Danville V. M. I. 7 23 emy, Thomasvillc, (Ga.) High School, Total 12 111 and Nov. 3 Furman 7 28 football, basketball, baseball, during Greenville 1905— Oct. 7 Charlotte Carolina 6 6 jin and Nov. 10 Atlanta Auburn 7 21 years. Oct. 20 Birmingham Auburn 0 the past five Nov. 17 Greensboro Wake Forest 7 72 Oct. Charloteesville Va. 11 0 The Fresh have made a record this year 22 0 62 it is the hard work that Rawson Nov. Davidson -Wofford Nov. 4 Charlotte .1 S. C. 6 4 jand due to Nov. 29 Charlotte Clemson 9 21 Nov. 11 Lexington V. M. I, 6 8 has put out and the interest he has shown Nov. 30 Winston N. C. State in Davidson. Total — 116 253 Oct. 16 Davidson Oak Ridge . 0 75 1918— Nov. 9 Davidson W. & L — 0 20 1906— Sep. 29 Charlotte U. N. C 0 0 Nov. 16 Winston U. N. C 7 14 Oct. 6 Davidson Oak Ridge 0 " 10 The Wildcats will have a Nov. 23 Davidson Camp Greene 0 0 Oct. 13 Athens, Ga. U. of Ga. 0 15 j: 7 0 chance to use the home grid- ; Nov. 28 Clemson Clemson Oct. 29 Atlanta Ga. Tech 4 0 |5 " Nov. 3 Charlotte Clemson 0 ; iron, Richardson Field, next 0 j " Total...r 14 34 Nov. 17 Roanoke V. P. I. 10 0 15 season. Three or four games " 1919— Sep. 20 Davidson Guilford 0 .33 Nov. 29 Lynchburg V.. M. I. 0 6 iat home,with a couplemorein Sep. 25 Davidson Wake Forest 0 21 Charlotte will give the stu- ; Oct. 3 Clemson Clemson 7 0 Total 14 31 5 Oct. 11 Lexington 7 0 ; dents a chance to support the { W. & L. 1907— Sep. 27 Charlottesville U. of Va 5 5 i " Oct; 18 Columbia U. S. C. 0 7 Oct. 5 Davidson Oak Ridge 0 36 ; teamto thelimit. Oct. 25 Lexington V. M. I. ' 14 7 Oct. 26 Roanoke V. P. I. 5 12 Nov. 1 Atlanta JGa. Tech 33 0 Nov. 9 Clemson Clemson (> 10 = Nov. 8 Charlotte -N. C. State — 36 6 Nov. 16 Charlotte N. C. State 6 0 1 Nov. 15 Winston U. N. C. 10 0 Nov. 16 N. C. State 6 0 Charlotte Nov. 21 Davidson P. C. of S. C. ' 0 0 Nov. 28 Roanoke V. M. I. 6 10 Nov. 27 Greenville Furman 14 41 Total — 28 73 Total 121 115 1908— Oct. 9 Charlottesville U. of Va 12 0 1920— Sep. 25 Raleigh N. C. State 23 0 Nov. 14 Davidson Wake Forest 4 31 Oct. 2 Lexington W. & L. - 6 0 Oct. 17 Wilmington I!. N. C 0 0 Oct. 9 Atlanta Ga. Tech 66 0 Nov. 7 Charlotte N. C. State 21 0 Oct. 16 Charlotte W*ake Forest — 7 27 Oct. 27 Columbia Clemson 0 13 Oct. 23 Richmond U. of Richmond 0 7 Oct. 28 Columbia U. of S. C 0 22 Oct. 30 Charlotte Citadel 13 27 Oct. 14 Davidson N. C. M. C. 0 12 Nov. 6 Davidson U. S. C. — 0 27 Oct. 3 Davidson Mutes 0 42 Nov. 13 Winston-S. U. N. C. — 0 7 Nov. 19 Clinton P. C. of S. C 7 0 Total 39 120 Nov. 25 Greenville Furman 7 0 1909— Sep. 25 Davidson N. C. M. C. 0 0 Oct. 1 Charlottesvilles U. of Va. 11 0 Total 129 95 Oct. 9 Clemson Clemson 17 5 1921— Sep. 24 Charlottesvillc U. of Va. 28 0 Oct. 15 Athens U. of Ga. 0 0 Sep. 30 Davidson P. C. of S. C. 0 7 Oct. 22 Roanoke W. & L. 18 6 Oct. 8 Atlanta Ga. Tech 70 0 Nov. 3 Columbia Citadel 0 0 Oct. 15 Charlotte Wake Forest . 10 7 Nov. 13 Charlotte . U. S.'C. 5 29 Oct. 22 Davidson Wofford 0 87 Nov. 20 Annapolis Navy 45 6 Oct. 29 Richmond Richmond U. 14 14 Nov. 25 Lynchburg V. M. I. 0 8 Nov. 5 Charlotte N. C. State 3 .3 Nov. 12 Winston-Salem U. N. C. 0 0 Total 96 64 Nov. 18 Davidson Elon 0 47 1910— Sep. 24 Davidson Catawba 0 29 Nov. 24 Greenville Furman 28 0 Sep. 29 Davidson Lenoir 0 57 Oct. 5 Blacksburg ....V. P. I. 16 6 Total 153 165 Oct. 15 Charlotte U.N. C. 0 6 1922-Sep. 23 Davidson Elon 0 24 Oct. 21 Lexington W. & L. 14 12 Sep. 29 Clinton, S. C. P. C. of S. C 8 7 Nov. 5 Charlotte Col. of Chastn 6 27 Oct. 7 Atlanta Ga. Tech 19 0 Nov. 11 Davidson U. S. C. 0 53 Oct. 14 Charlotte Wake Forest 6 6 Nov. 24 Charlotte Wake Forest 0 32 21 Davidson UNDERWOOD, Halfback Oct. V. P. I. t 7 7 Oct. 28 Greensboro Trinity 12 0 Total 36 222 Carolina 1922— Nov. 4 Raleigh , N. C. State 15 0 1911 Cauwba 0 35 Underwood has proven himself a capable Nov. 11 Charlotte Wotlord 0 34 V. M. I. 5 0 back this year. He has been used in the Nov. 18 Charlotte U. N. C 29 6 Lenoir ...' 0 70 majority of games and his work has come Nov. 30 Greenville Furman 13 10 - U. N. C. 5 0 up to expectations. Inhim, the Fetzers have * "» College of Charleston 3 26 "developedanother capable back. r c Total 109 94 THE DAVIDSONIAN, \. NOVEMBER29,1«23 5

WILDCATSEND TWENTY- tional toe gave Davidson a victory. The Wildcat grid schedule for 1924 will include SEVENTHSEASON Coach Younger's charges lost to V. P. I.I- games with Carolina wSt and Clemson, by the margin of an intercepted pass and 80 ■51 at Davidson. Trinity and Wake Forest willprobably bemet in yard dash for a touchdown. (Continued from page 1) Charlotte. The N. C. State game will go to Raleigh,and the Wildcats will Bulldogs feat of Elon. The Red and Black The Citadel were the Wildcat's meet the Purple Hurricane of University at machine next Furman the South Carolina State failed to show any evidences of foe. The Wildcats won 7-0 but onlyy Fair in team play after the hardest battle. Columbia. Elon,P. C, Hampden-Sidney, V.P.I., andother Virginia and did little against the Elon forwards. teams have requested games for the The Wake Forests Baptists outplayed the coming season. Davidson will probably Presbyterian College of South Carolina stick toher policy of playing Wildcats decisively in their annual contest the same teams, wheneverpossible. was defeatedin Rock Hill by the margin of a field goal in the final and won when Grcason ran 48 yards to a minutes of play. For touchdown. the first time in many seasons, the educa- ' The next week Coach Younger's' men suf- The Place For Your V- fered their most serious reverse of the sea- son when the Purple Hurricane whirled them COSTUMES AND TUXEDOS off their feet and won 30-0. The blocked Thanksgiving Day Meals FOR RENT puntsgave the Hurricane its first two touch- downs. Special Attention to Davidson Boys : Decorating A Specialty Against N. C. State's Wolfpack, the Wild- cats showed a reversal of form but were Hie VICTORY CAFE | nosed out 12-6 in a battle in which both SOUTHERN AWNING & teams used everycard they had. The heavier Corner W. Trade and Poplar St. DECORATING CO. team won by its line-smashing attack. E.Fifth St. - Opposite CityHall Fumbled punts hurt the Wildcats in the game with the Tigers and the Palmetto team , Do Your Xmas CRUTE, Fullback Trinity Shopping Early Crutc could not resist the call of the grid- iiron this fall and finally reported. The - - Methodists are banking their hopes on him Thursday Friday Saturday |to skid through the Wildcat line. I

won 12-0. Neither team was able to gain IDEAL PRESENTS - If, I much ground. r~ and J8HC With five regulars on the sidelines the Wildcats lost to Carolina 14-3. The David- Narrow i son team exhibited the best attack of the Davidson Belts I I i I year and gave the Tar Heels PUTTS a scare when Ithey scored first via the field goal route. 1 itfV

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HUNT,Halfback TheCats ThatMonk YoungerMade Wild Davidson SHEPHERD, Halfback Popsy"s toe brought home the bacon at Davidson P. C. and scored against the Tar Heels. He * ■ Gig's football career closes today. { He will has onemore year as a Wildcat. always be remembered for his dash across j Carolina's goal line in 1920 which places him highin the Wildcat Hall of fame. \

CAPTAIN FAISON,End Davidson Lias, tliu Wildcat leader, completes his fourth year as varsity end. No captain has ever been more popular, a harder worker, or a better player than Faison, Today he says go(xl bye to the moleskins. His place will be the hardest on the team to fill next season.

FIELDS,Center [ WHERE THEY HAILFROM j iiivfl K^wiiiF Davidson " LONG, Guard Mason finishes his career today. For three! Faison, K. S Faison, N. C. " Davidson he has been on the " 1 years line of scrimmage Hendrix, J. I. Greensboro, N. C. J Tigc has done his work well this year. His! andhis smile will be missed next season. "J Shepherd, W. S W.-Salem, N. C. ; absence leaves a hole in the line. Summers, S. W., Marion Jet., Ala. *J 1 :" Black. W. M Davidson, N. C. _ "1 DcArmou, J. W Charlotte, N, C. J \ S Covington, J. M. G, Laurinburg, N. C. " J Boggs, R. K Birmingham, Ala. J S Fields. M. D Atlanta, Ga. J J Longi W. T Cornelius, N. C. "J ■ Davis, C, M Winstou-Salem, N. C. * J Hodgin, C. \l Greensboro, N. C. " LAIRD,Tackle j D. F.Mallory Charlotte, N. C. J Lindamood,11. H Columbus, Miss. { Davidson " Baker, Flake Laird was out of the Carolina game T. S ...Jacksonville, Fla. j Laird, Dccatur, COVINGTON, Halfback on account of a sprained shoulder but he J G. F Ga. J will I Hunt, be in the Trinity to help bolster J. C. ..Lexington, N. C. ; Davidson game up Cox, Red line. ; W. M ..Mobile, Ala. : This speed merchant has proven himself their " Wells, L. W Jacksonville, Fla. J to be one of the best broken field runners on J Vance, H. I Huntcrsville, N. C. S !the Wildcat eleven. He will get a chance S Sappenfielcl, N. F. Concord, N. C. J to sidestep the Trinity defense. : Briggs, J. R Valdosta, Ga. ! j, Fcnton, H. G Mebanc, N. C. ; MALLORY,Center McComb, D. M Hickory, N. C. t X HENDRIX, Davidson j Cox, L. P.... Mobile, Ala. j Quarterback Lewis, Dan broke his leg in scrimmage just be- J K Greensboro, N. C. '! Davidson " Anderson, A. S Anderson, S. C. | fore the Wake Forest game. This knocked work against Carolina was of the Patterson, N. G Tcnghsin, China Jim's him out for the season. Dan performed on S S best. He will repeat today if his leg permits " Buck, E.T Richwood, W. Va. | end last season but works just as well at " him to enter the game. Itis doubtful if he icenter. will play. j K

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his hands to advantage, he would make an ideal runningmate for the Carolina man. Captain Bostinll of N. C. State is the pivet COX, Tackle man on Coach Monk's selection. Although N.C. State considerably lighter than either Simpson of Trinity. Robinson of Carolina, or Emerson Cox, Logan's running mate at the tackle of Wake Forest, Hostinn's work has stood LOGAN, Tackle position played a great game against the out this season, lie is an accurate passer, N.C. State Cats. Davidson was unable to pierce his side and a wonder at backing up the line. Logan is n powerful factor in the heavy of the line with lunch success. McDonald, wi/ard, Monk the Carolina Tech line. 1Ic is a fnsl clmrgcr, ;i good stands head and shoulders above any other tnckicr and can block with tin* best of them. COACH YOUNGER SELECTS quarter in the slate. As a field general, ho HONOR ROLL is unexcelled, and he is a triple threat man to lie feared. He docs Carolina's punting made from scrimmage, and his defensive (Continued from page 1) , and passing and is a broken field runner of work was of the highest order. Weighing inily pounds, is of he played at center and made a large per- 'note. In addition to his other merits he is 0 145 he nevertheless one drop-kicker misses, extra men the state to stop and a ■■■I '^^1 centage of the tackles. who seldom and the the hardest in ground gainer against any Moran of Wake Forest is the choice for point after touchdown is as good as chalked sure team. kackley, other tackle. Before coming to Wake up when the score i> made. the speedy Wake Forest cjiiarlor- the running Forest he played at Georgetown University. The best halfback in the state is haek is accorded the other halfback position. player, Homier, hy He tips the beam at 1S5 pounds, has also a Carolina kahhitt Like Bonner he is a featherweight, but what an ideal unequalled huild for a tackle, and has been one of the his broken field running wins a he lacks in weight he makes up for ill speed. position. Against Davidson, flash, pieks most powerful factors the Wake Forest halfback Rab- Swift as a he his holes well and in bit gained pair line which allows its speedy hackfield to get over half the yardage Carolina loses no time in slipping through. This |away with very little opposition from the of hacks would cause trouble in every game enemy. Matthews of Carolina is another and they are two of the. most elusive runners DAVIS, End tackle whose work this year has shown up in the state. At fullback, Coach Younger picks Al BAKER, End Davidson well. Davidson Nappy is holding down the left wing for j Poindcxter of Carolina has the call at Johnston of N. C. State. This hack was tile ground gainer in the Davidson-State Tom is the third Wildcat cud. With the third successive year. He has not gotten guard. He is an experienced player, well- chief game. lie plowed through the lines like a Nappy 'Lias on the flanks lie had a hard away for any sensational gains on passes, and versed in all the tricks of the grid game and and skidded on until two or time breaking in, hut has shown up well. is due to star in the Trinity scrap. waspicked hy most authorities on last year's' steam roller and then piled top pep is his biggest asset. mythical selections. He stands out this year three men on of him. His redheaded " aboveall the guards in the state. ! ShoesRepairedWhile You Wait Captain Simpson of Trinity is shifted from : Best Repair ShopInCity center to fill the other guard position. Play- ing his fourth year on the Trinity team, he j MetropolitanShoeRepairingShop j is the best linesman in the Blue Devil camp. j Mecklenburg Hotel | |19 S. Tryon Phone 1616 Of about the same weight at Poindextcr, a \ fast charger, and one who knows how to use : "■""" "■ »■"■"■« , , Five Stories ofSolid Comfort \ \ MEN'S FURNISHINGS ! j 200 Rooms 175 With Private Bath j : Everything for the Young Man I j OPPOSITE SOUTHERN \ j STATION j j REDFERN'S j SMITH, Guard " : DAVIDSON MEN WELCOMED j Elon : Where Davidson Boys Are At Home" : Smith has been one of the Christians' most j 511 W. Trade St. 303 E.Trade St. 621S. Mint St. j dependable forwards this season. 1le is a j H. D. BRAHBLK, Mur. j hard worker and a fighter from start t'> * " |finish.

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